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Jamai Of Law (propra)     28 December 2010

Failed to give evidence in time. Does it exculpate opponent?

To make a compelling prayer for review::::

 

 

This is in regards to important evidence which wasn't filed on time after the exercise of due diligence (O 47 rule 1)before the order passed, also more time also wan't aksed to file that.

 

 

What is the extent of due diligence?

What are some legally justifiable excuses for not having produced such evidence at the time of trial?

Please help!!!!

 

 

 

I want to argue that "Respondent should not be bound by his failure to produce evidence at the time of trial and order........for the reason that the Petitioner herself knew the facts, but she approached court with unclean hands and with half truth.

 

 

The primary responsibility lies with the Petitioner to tell the truth and conplete truth.  

 

 



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Jamai Of Law (propra)     28 December 2010

Husband's allegation itself says and its part of his allegation against wife that .....................

 

"Wife is time and agai appoaching judiciary with 'unclean hands, and this tendency of wife itself is a harrassment to him'"

 

This is an allegation.

So...to prove this above allegation, why would he adduce all the available evidence, right in the beginning, against wife's lies?

He has to wait until she tells yet more lies under oath and gives false information in court!!!

Jamai Of Law (propra)     28 December 2010

Avnish ji and others...citations please!!


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